Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-18

II I. loll'l, ltll OH ia N'1dl lol q
business visit to Dewitt.
VIII CatudhJn. ot 1t. Pleasant, was
in town last Saturday
Is there an "N' on your paper? II
su IL means Nonr time has expired.
>irs A. Carpenter, of Brighton, is
The guest of Mrs l.. y. Chadwick.
George Oliver has gone to Grand
Rapids, TO engage in the milk business.
w IL. Taft nj Mr. Strong, of River
.lale, made us a pleasant call last Sat
ay.
WANTED. Apprentices to learn
dress making ANA cutting at Mr'. j. l..
SHADES.
Special Shoe Sale ut the Bee Hive
next Taesd,y and Wednesday. Donl
miss it.
f N Harrington has moved his fam
lis To thiS lace and haas become ful
Aedged citizen.
A. W Pcquegnat has moved his stock
of iewelry into the drug store of r. \
Miller IN the Church block
\ complete stock of plug, chewing
and smoking tobaccos at the post-oilic'
book store.
Mrs. Rush Brown. of Addison, y Y.
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. \ Stuttz, returned home Tuesday
Watches, clocks, jewelry and silver
ware New 80 'ds, low prices. l.. J..
Shafler matchmaker and jeveler
Silas Norris and wife of Dewitt paid
Nr. and Mrs ID. c. Fisher visit OF
Monday Of this week MIR. Norris is IA
brother of Mrs Fisher.
Geo II. House now of +. Saginaw,
formerly of Lansing, an old time friend
Of the writer, made the RECORD q
oieasmt call on Wednesday.
7 4. Miller has moved his stock of
Drugs and Medicines into the Churc
block He now has as fine a drug store
rs is to be und IN this meek of the
woods =
The Mt. Pleasant Tribune says that
the story about Phil Small, the Shep-
herd saloonist, being shot at the other
night, has every symptom of being an
able-bodied lie.
To the ladies Of Alma and vicint, ,
Mrs. J. l. Slate is now prepared to do
lress and cloak making at her resi-
,lence on Forest street.
The evening bookkeeping class at the
Union school meets Friday evening
OF each week. II now numbers - gen
tlemen and ladies. The tuition is 10
cents per evening.
+. Leonard, our new liyeryman
came from Fenton. Monday, with the
balance OF his livery stock, and also his
wife and children. and has rented a
mouse and become "A resident of Alma.
At Ypsilanti, the boys WHO were oul
celebrating Hallow cen met with mis-
hap. They accidently came in contac'
with a squad of police, who escorted
them to the lookup. There were about
seventeen. who paid SO fines.
For SALE:-lG0 acres of land on :.
| T.. OF section Is. Pine River. loo
acres cleared. No waste land, good
buildings, well supplied with running
water. For particulars enquire at this
office. 4i9-tf.
Carl II. Grover and Luudy Hough
went out to the rural district, one day
recently on IA hunting expedition, anu
succeeded in inducing five large, fat
rabbits To accompany them on then
homeward trip. a rare bit Of fun.
LOST. between Abram Eckerts and
Alma. Nickle case open face watch
centennial stem winder Finder will
be rewarded by leaving the same at JAS
l.. Clark Attorney, Alma.
GEO. E. STONE.
Put. Taylor and Fred Willard started
Wednesday for Los Angeles Cal. They
expect t. meet Will Axtle and Ed. Al
yerson at Grand Rapids who will jolr
them ia their journey. The boys eA'
pect to keep bachelors hall this winter
Andrew Flanagan went to Ionia Mon
dly to attend the marriage ceremony
OF ". Walker, prosecuting attorney o.
Isabella county and Miss kimball, AT
ter which he 81 i'll go to Grand Rapids
to buy stock of goods for his new
store at Marion.
= During the Special Shoe sale at tn
, Bee Hive next Tuesday and Wednes
day they are going to slaughter 100 pr
celebrated brand $500 shoes for - p
Mems best Rubbers so cts Ladies' q
cts; Misses 30 cents per pair. Men
Rubber Boots Sl.00